The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-19

nes to be back HeIe w n.S o,y4,Sf I |
viii let him in by the little windo" ''"'
looks into the yard. NTH our ,
We then descended the starr WIN NV 1Ow
prisoner, and the man, perceiVing 'He w. STm
| PrnIa away from us, exclaiming lou
iGI uiS n;Ila;nI if it hadn't been for you
olu ru,,1dn't have got into this 7 and Del1Ie
wou,un lo',,S nreyent him, struck the miserable
Tsraelite terrible blow hoor
iSrTIr Two additional policemen having peen
Wed lwO Cd" the deserter and Nathan were
taken away in custody. When G9ey W;S,;ams m~s
Sone was rather amused when 1n,n ni,," nx
;pfOrmed % me that, despite the jew eA-
.raU .rama trepidation, while 1 was examlnins
u;s 1reTv inner story, his commercial proclivitles
i;J 1;5 "pp ppt for moment desert HIM, as he
uIu .to,nnted mt TO open negotiations with Ine
a1!emp'Te nte regarding the purchase Of his war
!, medals. to search the
" s;Oos. Init of course this investigation
gid not lie within my province, NO IHonSr MS,S,'
q Of a eliminating nature was 1ounu' no"o oooled
Z y, r"ont N Scales Uniform, which was cGnceaieu
Il eno eaotb the Jews filthy mattress. ios' L. ~
= .e .;S,o in dispatching my companion 70 al
= q IN a;ooant blacksmith's shop in order 10 nav
~ atS 4ID divided parts of the handouts Welae'
$ neo.ber. .ne and this operation was completes
in within an hour. -, Lorso ba
Ell - - Locked mn BY the police; so my con
ear M nanion and turned into the PACK Soaie ySlui
.h order to await the expected return Oh o'.lS aO
9n W. W. frst made sure that he was not co
aen aoaied m about the dilapidated outnous'
II 81 s;ob consisted of disused coal cellar a.
nan Tn. MI SIn the latter place we set a coul
70 S9Iu, Us md seating ourselves upon the
ntlI Oh poA 49, ioadsd rifles within reach, pate
P, WIN ~. :.o5 the retnrn of the runaway
- prepared, if need be, to give nun ,rore
re ), warm reception. As the nlgn. wO,T or,
: an the sky became clouded, WINE sns opr
u a., a. s;ve s,o heat was apparently the precursor
you s', tSnnder storm. Suddenly we were
,...,. t,ed hv a loud clap, followed almost I'M
ll.e t. d;ateIy bv binding fash OF ilgntn
rem | nh;ob as we could see from our piac'
.a;n1 ;no vantage. vividly lighted up the towe
acin Ill cl;ffs that overhung the town.
coed rain began to fall in torrents anu Sn !;
athan cayed roof of the shed proving @oss - :,
'isna Sn-a fsyent shelter we we're compelled 10 p
eale - 10. areot coats. To add to our misery
ehi1u emu @ Soor became regular pool, occaslon'
iueI tbe overflow of huge water butt:
az onI ' After a while the storm ceased as
loul, s daniv as It had begun, and being peri
'ol ..,ny ,su overnowed with fatigue and the aay
'e'urn- o;.opent fell fast asleep, and slum
e : and until Williams shook me up anu inl'
>, .oan, ans me that the town clock had s.ruo
room, 90 The III mopotony of our vigil was now
.S;oS y; relieved by the appearance OF the
mn.en Le. @ oat a large brindle animal, whicn 81,
le |, shuu GOV, caring and rubbing against us. W
i-PaneJ p pl"nt mss in his arms and caressed
;n. pa;.t' so Some time, and when he got tired
'PpJ' 'dIpS n amusement he stepped over to tae !,
'a.re l,;,.ar butt and, acting on sudden misci
s..sor a.aon ;mnulse, tossed the animal insiae; r
s'oOp snrnrise howl of pain proceeded y
5ne roe ;uta~;or I Of the cask, and upon lnves'
'ehns ~ .here stood our prisoner up to the
been 70 me- 'n..S Williams had thrown the
is hand waesi nth outstretched claws pl
M S;s Iis face S The poor wretch was s.
=. and no numb with cramp, ana wan p''1WN 4
anu a.;;nU ~ abIe to get out Of the butt; y
ae au5 with heavy plank, stove II ~ :. :
roo., s .ha hottom. and when it was empty
3 y w Scales to the shed, where Is maue :
annbr, man - once strip off his wet clothes-wl y
enopsm shan Nathan had provided him-and a q
e. then Na..an :sn.,a - When the shivering WI
81 know unl,V ll - =, sneak he informed us tha
better Iol ,vaed ap.S - sooner than arranged,
have the ceiving the arrest Oh 'hs ="